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Jackson Named Brand Manager of Chattanooga's KISS FM


Dave Jackson
Dave Jackson

Audacy has named Dave Jackson Brand Manager of WKXJ-FM (105.5 KISS FM) in Chattanooga, where he will oversee the CHR outlet's content strategy, talent, operations and branding. Jackson will continue in his current roles as Brand Manager of WFBC (B93.7_, The Block and Magic Upstate in Greenville, SC.

"Dave's partnership with Dex and Barbie T at B93.7 and his success in the south make him the perfect person for 105.5 KISS FM," said Molly Cruz. "We're looking forward to him bringing his creative energy, future-forward passion for tech and strong leadership experience to the station."

Jackson said he is eager to build on KISS FM's established presence in the Chattanooga market. "105.5 KISS FM already has a strong legacy in Chattanooga, and I'm excited to help shape what comes next," Jackson said. "I'm looking forward to working with our talented local team to build on what's already connected, while finding new ways to make the station an even bigger part of their daily lives."

Jackson began his radio career in 1999 as a mixer and producer at B93.7 in Greenville before moving to WIBT in Charlotte. He later advanced into programming leadership positions with Cox Radio and SummitMedia in Greenville. After returning to Audacy in 2014, Jackson took over as Brand Manager of B93.7, the station where he launched his career, and has since expanded his responsibilities to include additional leadership roles, including Director of Operations.

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